thinks about sexuality. Individualism is not merely the context for contemporary sexuality but is, rather, the determining factor. Kuehne argues that “humans are made for relationship and that we find our deepest fulfillment not when seeking self-fulfillment but when living and engaging in the full constellation of healthy human relationships.”4 In a culture of individualism, however, fulfillment is found not in relationships but through unhindered personal choice. Sexuality becomes not a way to